Would he not hope that the house doesn't sell, so he can continue squatting?

They're assuming the price will continue to increase, and they'll be able to sell it for even more in a few years.

First hand, I remembered why I became a property manager, as well why I refuse to rent from homeowners that employ my services.The ending story is, I will be moving February 1, 2007, I informed the landlord if his daughter the "apartment manager" that is she forced her way into my home again or continues to act as a fool in public , I will have her arrested for trespassing, and endangering the welfare of my child.

He could legally continue to live there on a partial rent payment until the next month's payment is late.

And, good to hear of your continued interest in investing.

I look forward to continue my learning with the other members here.

A long term rent to own term might look favorable to them if they are comparing that to continuing as a landlord, or losing the property to foreclosure if they are behind in payments.

Think about that... our economy is only continuing to exist because we are being bought out by foreigners.

We continue to be Ranked the Best" or among the "Top areas in the U.S." to do business and have careers, to retire, relocate, or one of the "50 Fabulous Places Live in America.My construction company, GL Green and Associates, builds custom Tuscan style homes starting in the low 200’s to multi million dollar estate homes.

I have put in numerous offers and am continuing to look at them simultaneously.